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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
2
A public notice states salable information and requires readers to point out erroneous reflections about individuals or corporations. It invites corrections to be filed with the publishers, emphasizing accountability and accuracy in the Retort and Chronicle.
Senator Robtailer praises Culberson for 1912 presidential nomination support. Denton dispatch notes early news from the Record and Chronicle. Dallas observer cites governors and congressmen prospects. Standard Business College ads boost Denton. Texas college attendance projected to rise with the holiday term. Denton city schools expect about 1500 students by holidays.
The piece contrasts industrial towns under strain with agricultural areas, noting widespread unemployment and reliance on public aid. It recalls a Louisville incident where a Spanish American War veteran clashed with a Confederate veteran after a young man insulted Civil War soldiers, ending with hospital and jail outcomes.
Observers who saw the clash from 1861 to 1865 challenge claims about the combatants’ fighting ability. The commentary suggests many did not know how to fight at the time, according to those who witnessed the events.
The selection of the West Texas Normal settled a regional contest with Canyon City winning the prized institution. Abilene San Angelo Amarillo offered bonuses, but Canyon City secured the school, reflecting on the value to the town and Texas growth.
Denton county reports many farmers from other counties seek to rent good land for a year or more with plans to buy later. The Chamber of Commerce offers assistance and invites landowners to list farms to help locate reliable tenants and attract solid citizens to the county.
A brief item noting ten attendees joined a gathering featuring himself, a band, and notable vocal artists as part of a cultural event.
Music Hall program at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas opens October 16 for sixteen days. Imperial Cornet Virtuoso Alessandro Liberati directs seventy musicians, twenty vocalists, and a large chorus with free daily concerts plus top vaudeville acts like Bert McGarvey and Galeti monkeys. The event also features Mrs. Kincheloe, a noted whistler and musician, plus a Texas Flower Show with rare bulbs from Mexico.
Industrial agent T. L. Peeler of the MK and T Railway will address the Chamber of Commerce social on September 16. His extensive experience in industrial development is expected to yield valuable pointers. Members are urged to attend and bring a guest.
Justice Precincts No 3 and No 7 plan elections to approve a bond issue for building roads. Supporters claim the project will boost Aubrey and Lewisville, raise property values, lift civic spirit, and double trade.
Denton County eyes on oil as Aubrey drills and nearby wells spur activity. Local leaders plan to hire an expert to survey prospects and guide development if the report supports it. Officials say past appraisals have uniformly deemed the prospects good.
An advertisement proclaims Hunt's Cure as the best unqualified remedy for eczema tetter ringworm and all itching. It asserts one box cures all forms of skin diseases and promises prompt relief and permanent cure.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain an abstract to reduce uncertainties in land trading. Duggan Abstract Co. of Denton Texas promotes its services for clear title assurance and safe property transactions.
G E Huntington of Bufala Alabama asserts Hunt's Lightning O'1 is the most valuable household remedy. He claims it handles cats burns sprains and insect bites better than any other product, based on his experience.
The Exposition building at the twenty fourth annual State Fair of Texas in Dallas opens October 16 for sixteen days. Exhibits are valued around 2 500 000 dollars featuring gowns from Paris New York and London jewels rich fabrics and ornate furniture. Models of bedrooms parlors and kitchens will interest housewives as merchants showcase twentieth century wares in a Bagdad like bazaar atmosphere.
Just a short time now until the gates of the State Fair of Texas swing wide for the 24th annual meeting in Dallas. The event begins October 16 and will run for sixteen days with exhibits, rides, and livestock shows.
Capudine, a liquid remedy, promises fast relief from colds heat stomach and nervous troubles. Advertised as pleasant to take and effective, it is sold at drug stores for 19 26 and 60 cents.
The fragment cites Dr. Abernathy praising a remedy by Foley’s Kidney Remedy. It asserts the product improves kidney health, corrects urinary troubles, and tones the body. Garrison & Kimuhins are listed as names in the advert.
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a master health builder for the stomach liver kidneys and blood. It claims the tonic purifies enriches and invigorates the body leading to keener thinking and stronger vitality. Sold for 50 cents and guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
New shipment of tennis balls now available at 50 cents each. Call Number 52 to place your order.
M. Curtis, Drugs, Jewelry notes the Wilson Hardware Company makes no charge for estimates on plumbing work. The item reads as a brief business notice listing services and offering free estimates.
A dramatic tale highlighting the most alluring fictional heroine who, in real life, can shape nations. The article promises a fascinating journey from start to finish, drawing readers into the power and charisma of this captivating figure.
A. M. Kennedy former House speaker announced at Denison that he will run for the legislature and again pursue the speakership he resigned last winter. The report blends with assorted ads and opinions on catarrh remedies and hair products appearing in the same column.
The first contested saloon license in Bexar county was refused by Judge Shook who declined to grant a license to Fred Folle. The county area had seen a prior shooting involving a brother of Judge Shook months earlier in the same place.
A notice offers $5 in gold for embroidery done with Royal Society Floss exhibited at the next Trades Day display. The piece must be started after publication and is from Wilson-Williams Co.
A retail blurb touts Capudine as a liquid remedy for sick headaches nervous headaches traveler's headaches grip stomach troubles and female troubles. It advises trying Capudine for immediate effects and notes it is sold by druggists.
A brief note invites readers to engage with Record and Chronicle and to utilize ada resources. The item emphasizes reading for informed usage and potential benefits from accessing the ada offerings.
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